My friend organized a private weekday tour and tasting here to celebrate my birthday. Our group of…read more7 had a fantastic time! it started with a presentation on the overview and history of this family farm, then a tour of the cheesemaking facilities and barn where the dairy and beef cows hang out. We met their farm dogs, took photos with the sweet cows, and saw the family working around the property. We then ended with a tasting of their products: cheese, curds, and kefir (all delicious!) Since it was a birthday party, my friend brought a picnic lunch which we enjoyed along with the cheese. We ended by choosing to buy a selection of the cheeses we liked, to take home and share. I was thrilled to find they sell at my local farmers market - I plan to buy more of the Herby Curds when I've run out of cheese next!

My husband and two kids did the farm tour this weekend. While it was very interesting to get such a…read moreclose up view of a family owned and run working dairy farm, I do not recommend this tour for families. While they sell discounted tickets for kids 5-12 and kids under 5 are free, we and all the other families there found the tour to be a real struggle for our little ones. We all felt a little misled about the experience based on the online description. It's a lot of standing very still (in rooms with equipment that shouldn't be contaminated by guests, or next to equipment that has cow poop on it), listening to the owner talk for long stretches. We expected more movement around the farm and time outdoors, instead of something closer to a lecture with a large group in tight spaces. It also ran over time (to 2 hours!) ending with a nice close up visit with the cows and some small cheese samples. We did really enjoy meeting the cows and learning the details of how cheese making works. It is a real labor of love. I think there's a lot of potential here; the Achadinha tour has all the ingredients for an awesome visit but could use some editing. This tour could easily be 30 minutes, an hour tops. We would've liked to stay and buy some cheese but by 1pm we were all starving and fled to find lunch elsewhere. Other parents shared they would've had a great time there on a date, but definitely wouldn't go with small kids again. I'll also flag that they require you to step through a decontamination footbath to go inside the facilities. There were a lot of miserable people in sandals who had to get their feet wet in the chemicals. Closed toed shoes that can get wet recommended for this tour.

Staff were really friendly and attentive! Ambiance is nice and the cheese tasting board is a fun…read moreexperience. Only issue we had was not being 100% on if we went up to the register to pay at the end or if the waiter would come to us. Not a big deal though.

Ok. This an absolute must stop. Attached to Hotel Petaluma. You can enter through hotel or front…read moreentrance. I wish I would've take more pictures. The store is absolutely adorable- variety of seating options. We sat on two small couches with a fuse-ball table. My guy beat me 4-0 while we waited. Our cheese expert- which I'm pretty sure is the owner but can't remember, was the best. So knowledgeable and nice. We ordered a glass of wine and the cheese board. Comes with a card explaining where the cheeses are from and a toppings bar. So much fun mixing and trying new toppings- very cool experience. Best part is the cheese club! Immediately joined. Highly recommend for great wine, cheese and an awesome experience.

The Petaluma creamery has cheese, butter and ice cream. The store is really cute. It kind of…read morereminds you of like an antique ice cream shop. They have cold cases full of ice cream, butter and cheese. And the staff there are always friendly and eager to please.

Quaint place that provides excellent service and tasty food. Amazing ice cream. Cheese samples…read more They have homemade scones and will arrange for sandwiches or burgers where you can include the cheese.

Couldn't even find the place. And Petaluma doesn't sell Asante cheese at any of the shops! Believe…read moreit's sold only to French Laundry and hi end restaurants. What a waste of time looking for it. And Petaluma is dead!

Cheese, cheese, the magical fruit, the more you eat, the more you toot! Yes, I know this little…read morejingle is about beans (see previous review) but Andante cheese just makes me SO HAPPY and I always hum this jingle when I am happy. (Which is pretty often and annoying to friends and family.) Anyway, my favorites from Andante include Rondo (I think it is so cute I had to take a picture) and Minuet. Rondo is a mix of cow's and goat's milk and according to the website, has "the fine texture and brightness of a goat's milk cheese and the mouth feel of a cow's milk cheese." Basically just means it is damn good cheese. The Minuet is a goat's milk triple-creme and is super, super smooth and is designed for champagne tasting. However, I am a heathen and prefer just to have it plain. Andante has a little stand at the Ferry farmer's market and is located at the far backside of the building next to Della Fattoria. A must visit!

I just happened to see a post on Facebook about a warehouse sale for Point Reyes Farmstead Cheese…read moreCo. and marked it down in my calendar to attend. It was at their warehouse on Payran Street in Petaluma from 12:30pm to 6:00pm on 03/14/2025. I got there about 5:40pm and was surprised at the prices. I mean Toma that normally is $22/lb was $6/lb for precut wedges, and packages of Soppressata Salami for $3 instead of $8! You can't beat that with a stick!! Their cheese selection was large and very reasonably priced! The salami, well you could buy it by the package or the case with an additional 10% discount off the case. And the nice thing was they took credit & debit cards. Usually Point Reyes Farmstead Cheese Co., is found in specialty places as well as the farmers market and this was their first warehouse sale event. The people working it told me with it being a cold, gloomy day that had a little drizzle, they didn't expect many people but apparently they had lines of people all day long! Hopefully, they will continue to do their warehouse sales as the prices are phenomenal, their cheese are excellent and it's always nice to buy and support local businesses!! My fingers are crossed that they'll announce some more warehouse sales!

We love this place!! We have been coming to their tasting…read moreroom in the Petaluma Hotel since we moved to town seven years ago. Their wines are great, each hand crafted and unique. You will often be served by one of the wine makers, who will answer any questions you may have. Their Pinot Noir is a great expression of the local specialty. The "Kitten With a Whip" rose' is the most flavorful rose anywhere. The Pinot Gris is the best white wine anywhere. The Sangiovese is wonderful with food. They have also become the Petaluma Cheese Shop. They have delicious cheeses from this area and around the world. They also do sandwiches, fondue and dessert treats. The venue is a part of the restored historic Petaluma Hotel, a bright and airy space with cozy couches and some vintage video games.

I've been a member since they opened. I love Loraine and Mike but even more I love The Beast go…read morehave a taste

Fell in love with their olive oil skincare ever since I visited their ranch. The balms are…read moreluxurious and absorb nicely. I found the facial cleansing balm to be superior to the versions from Elemis and Peter Roth Thomas. You can order their products online. Some of their body care products are also at Filoli's gift shop.

Olive oil is great. Easy to make a reservation…read more Service is eh. Waiter had no idea which oil flavors we had. Was very hard to get water from. We got the bill and had no idea we needed to go inside to pay and we sat there for 20 mins waiting for him to pick up from us. Not really strong communication

Lovely woman-owned business that sells homemade jams in a variety of sizes, traditional and…read morecreative flavors. Lala herself has been present whenever I go or at various local street fairs, patient in explaining her concoctions, and letting my taste so many free samples. I also appreciate that it's not overly sweet - it's subtle, which IMO helps to better taste the fruit. She also holds jam making classes at her store, which looks like it may have once been a residence. It's on a main road though there isn't a lot of typical foot traffic as it's not on the main downtown drag. Consider this the discovery you should make to support a local business and pick up a few jars!

I've been trying some of Lalas Jams, love the apricot lavender it's my fav. The blackberry with…read moremint is delicious too. Not an apple butter person but the gravenstein apple butter is amazing. I've been buying them from Oliver's market but will need to visit the shop. I don't use a lot of jams but now I want to just eat this stuff right out of the jar!!

This should not be on Yelp. DO NOT COME HERE FOR TASTINGS! This is an office for them and they no…read morelonger have any tastings. You can only buy their products at Petaluma Market or Whole Foods.

It's not there. This is a warehouse or some other weird facility. Not open to costumersread more

Parking was surprisingly challenging for mid-morning on a weekday, but I found a street spot a few…read moreblocks away. When I entered, there was one employee and one customer, who was paying at the register. That customer left quickly, and that employee... well, apparently I'm invisible. I actually felt like I was imposing on her morning. Not one helpful remark or even a smile - so I left without buying anything. The only good thing about this was that when I got back to my car, I saw that I had an email from BlueMercury with a 20% off $200 purchase, and was able to order my favorite body care products from them instead.

Thrilled to have this outlet nearby. I had placed an order online for pick up, yet once inside I…read morechose many more products to purchase. There are sale prices on plenty of items. And I tried their extra virgin olive oil- soooo good.